ytd average.
yearly contribution.
$ 2,625.85. donation resolution .
Thank for enllightening us.
A bit of heads up, Suavo: Those numbers are specific enough to reveal your real identity as the person managing the accounts of a real congregation. I hope, if you want to continue to maintain your anonymity, that you've made them up.
http://yle.fi/uutiset/ngo_calls_on_ministry_to_probe_closed_religious_groups_jehovahs_witnesses_under_scrutiny/7219755.
sorry i'm on a tablet so can't make the above clickable.
more at link.
I don't get it. If a person attempts suicide and is unsuccessful, that person is awarded some concessions in regard to his disfellowshipping.
On the other hand, if he/she (in good standing) is successful (and dies) then his funeral service at a Kingdom Hall and conducted by an elder becomes questionable.
"What, then, should be the attitude of members of a Christian congregation as to attending funerals of reported suicides who may have been associated with the congregation? What about an elder who has received a request to conduct such a funeral? Where death appears to have been accidental, even though it was reported as a suicide or may have involved mental illness, the consciences of some members of the congregation may permit them to attend the funeral to comfort the bereaved ones. Also, it is left up to the personal decision of an elder whether he will conduct such a funeral upon request. However, the congregation may prefer not to sponsor such a funeral publicly or to have it in the Kingdom Hall because of the effect it may have on the uninformed community.
On the other hand, where it is a clearly established suicide, members of the congregation and elders may desire not to become involved in the funeral. In such cases arrangements would be left to the family itself for a private funeral where some member of the household might say a few words for the sake of the relatives."The Watchtower, 1975 7/15 pp. 447-448 Questions From Readers
Cult behavior is written all over it.
Len Miller
"ladies and gentleman of the jury.. my client is accused of a serious crime, the crime of letting his 160 pounds pitpull terrier 'muppy' maul the neighbours two kid to death for calling his good friend bob fat.. ladies and gentlemen we must put aside our emotions and consider all relevant information in the complicated ethical situation my client found himself in that fatefull afternoon when he let loose 'muppy' on those kids and watched her gulp down their bloodied remains.. in particular there are two very important and indisputable facts to which i wish to direct your attention.
the first is the neighbours kids was teenagers, age 15 and 17, and as such should understand the clear and obvious moral relationship between calling someone fat and letting your pitbull terrier eat someone alive.
there is no, despite what some may think, moral equivalency between these two acts.
There probably is a metaphor here but I'm too dense to find it.
i have yet to see a cart or trolley in our small community but am always ready when we visit the nearby mall in larger little rock, ar.
my billfold is jammed with a half dozen or so handouts printed and scissor cut from this link.
it references the main (11 minute read) at the bottom just in case the table sparks their interest.
Thank you, CultBgone.
i have yet to see a cart or trolley in our small community but am always ready when we visit the nearby mall in larger little rock, ar.
my billfold is jammed with a half dozen or so handouts printed and scissor cut from this link.
it references the main (11 minute read) at the bottom just in case the table sparks their interest.
I have yet to see a cart or trolley in our small community but am always ready when we visit the nearby mall in larger Little Rock, AR. My billfold is jammed with a half dozen or so handouts printed and scissor cut from this link. It looks like what follows:
It references the main (11 minute read) at the bottom just in case the table sparks their interest. Not surprisingly, that's called The Great Watchtower Contradiction.
I try to wait till they're engaged with a stranger so they can't revert to their shunning act.
Len
i just caught this in an upcoming study article which will be "studied" in the congregations the week of 11/18-24/13:.
he and his wife were elated when their eldest daughter, age ten, told them that she loved her parents, loved the brothers and sisters, and loved jehovah very much.
she said that she wanted to dedicate her life to jehovah and get baptized.
KateWild: "There is even a cartoon on JW.org with kids getting baptised." Kate -- please source that one. I tried to find it but couldn't. That's a massive site.
Blondie, that's a great list of things young ones are simply not allowed -- because they're too young.
For what it's worth, there are two examples from various Watchtower yearbooks where children were as young as six years old. Disfellowshipping has been reported here on this forum on a youngster of 12 or 13 years old.
Len
moments ago the problem here started again.
open a topic from the main menu, no problem.
however, try to navigate back to main menu with left arrow browser button, it doesn't work.
I think I found the problem. I disabled a few chrome extensions plus uninstalled two of my bittorrent programs (installed when trying to download the latest WT library.)
To learn what extensions are working place the following in your URL field and enter.
chrome://extensions/
Len
moments ago the problem here started again.
open a topic from the main menu, no problem.
however, try to navigate back to main menu with left arrow browser button, it doesn't work.
Moments ago the problem here started again. Open a topic from the main menu, no problem. However, try to navigate back to main menu with left arrow browser button, it doesn't work. Just like it's dead, but it's not. Right click that same button brings up a menu, and one item goes back. Yes, that works but it's a hassle.
Then, click on another main menu topic and that brings up a full page ad to a movie.
And there're others, all problems which seem limited to JWN.
I've cleared my complete cache and cookies twice in the past week thinking that would help. I've completely uninstalled Chrome browser and reinstalled the lastest several days ago. Obviously, that wasn't the real problem.
Any tips?
Len
hi.. is there anyway to change my password to this forum?
i can't seem to find the option anyhere.
would loike to chosoe a more secure one.. .
Probably not. Several yrs ago I created a brand new identity (used to be simply Fatfreek) to solve a similar issue.
does anyone know a good location for taking photos of the wt factory building with the clock?
i could see it well from 140 broadway, where the red cube sculpture is.
i was on a high floor, though.
What's the address of the factory you're talking about? 25 Columbia Heights?
Len
